Iowa City mother tied to two Petland dog thefts
Investigators accuse 45 year old Diana Rae Chance of taking two dogs from Petland Iowa City a poodle worth 1800 in February and a dachshund worth 1500 in September 2012. Her daughter allegedly aided the acts and police recovered the animals unharmed.
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Police seek identity of woman tied to 2012 stolen card
Cedar Rapids police ask the public to identify a woman connected to a 2012 theft of a debit card from a purse at Third Street Saloon in Cedar Rapids. The card was used several times between Nov 10 and 12 at various Eastern Iowa locations, mostly in Iowa City, with investigation led by Linn County Crime Stoppers and the Cedar Rapids police.
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Cedar Rapids Advances on New Central Fire Station
Construction of Cedar Rapids Central Fire Station is over half complete with crews eager to move in. The new home merges personnel from two temporary sites, cutting response times and boosting morale as LEED certified design aims to reduce energy costs by over 60 percent. The $20.14 million project leans on FEMA funds and a state JOBs grant, with completion targeted for mid September and a grand opening planned during Fire Prevention Week in October.
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Cedar Rapids Central Fire Station
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Cedar Rapids lawyer suspended 60 days for crack charge
Iowa Supreme Court suspended Cedar Rapids attorney Stanley Roush 60 days after a November 2011 arrest for possession of crack cocaine. He must undergo mental health and substance abuse evaluations within 45 days and is prohibited from practicing law until cleared. Roush, licensed since 1984, cited alcohol issues and family stress leading to drug use and prior marijuana conviction in 2003.
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